Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23
DOYHTON'S BIC ANTE
Foa a sTReer sAi-~sF FRANCHISE
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Tas Alder1ea ol ths F0ugLa ssa ssfs1
asris had nselinz a. the Ceaaeil fooaIs
yesterday sfisfnoon. - CONSIDER tas Pesl-
Ions Tor street railway flsaealses wa-ea
Esr- referred . them lsst sees AmoDs
.as eisizens Hho see psssslt Ia TIE lnt~f-
sss of Pfopozsd liass IL tLs 1oSshsrp part q
shs Sigv we're Gsnefai iaaFs. Pred r C-ATz
srd r. n Waters. rspFsssa1ng ire .sn.s
goa1 CoGpaag JssFf Bszsl9a, A.'1- = g
<onssstk. :. l. Fuller. ~ 1-4a4rfs :.
Pssriek siaa. Ee2Fy os-42e-l -4-a s-'ef4.
ctbeIs.
TIE reprsssnfa,ivss o. the cable Road
Conpsny asyoc1Ied gbs gl-ains oi q
frxrcbiss for a lBe Ga Ottawa 81. iso-a
Foantaia 10 Coldorook AM eul o. PAN
nssd an Coit-agss. into the rltfa a4fa.
1nsY would aiso 80 cut thfousa les ioi o.
n = owed % 30 80. AID thsn o4l q TIE
eolslsrs hoAe.
Jerry BaynIon favored hls ksnt -. pro
lscs - bald Ans sroll Lyon 81. neftn
lhrsaeh kea. aad fas .or-sss-, sie.. o., %
.as Ioas. sith fee1sIs running IA rom
he northeastern portions Of The Fifth Nari.
an4 ol1ns were endorsed by Hon. 1. &.
Comstclx. ano stated. hossver. that be
lad 20 antlpatby against the Cattle koao
cogopany.
Hoa S. 4. Faller was present IN the IN
fefe-f ~ tie neoFls Who want hne up
Bfiizs-si. hl.l. Es was not particnisf A. -
w1lca company D2iit IT, bar thousht sc iof
lae best interests OF tie 1-ty that saen Hne
saogli be bGlit. l.e seemed go DOUBT tla.
he Gable Eass Company was ae.4ns ga 5000
flth 10 aski1g Tor aaQther hinc-lss, ana
sail that iis managers seemei . oe a iiitss
rss.fy II getting 70 work under me ch,fter
.lresav sranted lie bad hezrd that %
vvcalG be a month yet before sc.ive o2eF
s.l0as N01lI tes n tkat it would iG&e re
CON uanv a month - get ready 10 20 10
wOrk.
ID n. Waters replied that since the char
Ter was grated eleven days ago large
amount OF work had been done. over Zp
.syoke-n cad been cas-. snd large amount
OF other castings made Tor the cdole llne.
aud Mr. CLARK said that several car ioaas 81
iron bad been sAipred and were no" On ne
way 20 It's city.
Tie matter AS 10 which of the proposed
urss % ne northern suburbs should pe
-raots.f 4 charter was discussed al length,
Alderman Brenner participating IN the talk
and n.aIy Mr. PoyntOn SAID that as the
Aldermen seemed 10 thing that the iran
( chises asked for were very yaluan.e iht
I gou.cii ought 10 put lhe0 az az auction
/ and sell then 10 the hlShes' bidder. II the
Council would do 50 he would start tne
/ biddiDg At 5000.
Nr. Fuller thought that TIE oomaany
which builds the new line - tie nor,heTn
part of The city ought TO build 10 TIE TOP ol
The all. and Mr. Boyuton reDlled that II hi-
Proposition was accepted he would agree
/ 10 ouid 2 cable line up briige-st., provided
/ be vas granted the right 10 build the nece'
sary feeders on the bill.
All sgreed that new lire 20 the srourh'
and out 10 the Home SHOULD he huilt, me
only difference N opinion being rs 10 VINO
should build IL.
After hearing the opinions Of the citizens
the Aldermen held a private consultation
and adjourned without coming to a.
/ agreement SIS to what they Will report <
? the Council. and stated that II was prohabl.
that they would be unable 10 report at th'
next meeting of the Council.
We rlav De sD'e 20 report, said Alder
man Saunders, If certain taings happen
/ bg. re dou'; expect TO now.
When Alderman Shanahan was asked y
/ the certain things referred to by his col
/ league meant tne $1,000 which WIS TO b
deposited as guarantee Of good faith oN
/ ,he Caoe Road Company ne said. 20
no: us something Of more Importance thar
/ thai"